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CBE AND STAKEHOLDERS
The structure of the MAE research program is based on the fusion of three core research thrust areas, with
four stakeholder research thrust areas representing insurers, owners of large building stocks, construction
associations and transportation officials To maximize leveraging potential, core thrust area research,
supported with NSF and institutional matching funds, is implicitly intended to serve research interests of
not one but multiple, stakeholder groups, as denoted graphically m Figure 4 In turn, research of
individual stakeholder groups extends core research towards applications pertinent to their respective
goals Thus, neither core nor stakeholder research thrusts by themselves can provide the appropriate
balance between systems, enabling technologies and basic knowledge However, combinations of
carefully configured core research with individual stakeholder research result in balanced research
agendas having the most impact on earthquake risk reduction Further details on the Stakeholder Research
Program of the MAE Center are given on the web site http.//mae ce umc edi*
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FIGURE 4 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CORE AND STAKEHOLDER RESEARCH PROGRAMS
The strategy for engaging stakeholders in learning about and indeed influencing core research projects, is
critical to the success of infusing CBE m the earthquake engineering community, since affecting losses
through the application of mitigation measures can only take place through stakeholders The four
stakeholder groups targeted by the MAE Center, following a thorough review of national seismic nsk